Daily Devotionals

Above the sun exists another world, the spiritual world. That is the only place where anything we acquire has true worth.

We began the journey of the High Holy Days by examining our relationship with God. We end it by giving Him our hearts.

With God by our side, the winds may blow and the rain may pour, but we will remain standing.

This time of joy is about the joy of time. In other words, joy comes from having time—time to be with God and with our loved ones.

In messianic times, we will witness this spirit of unity as all nations gather in Jerusalem, specifically on this holiday.

If we have the ability to complain all day long, then we also have the power to praise god and can master the art of giving gratitude all day long.

We are only passing through. And when we grasp that life is merely a short and temporary experience leading to eternity, we make better decisions and live more meaningful lives.

On Sukkot, we take the four species together in our hands as though we are holding all of our God-given abilities.

There are always risks and potentials for danger. But the message of the sukkah is that while we may be vulnerable, God also protects us.

On Sukkot, we not only thank God for our many blessings, but also realign our perspective so that we realize just how abundantly blessed we are.

It’s a time to ask ourselves what our God-given calling is in life and if we are, indeed, living up to it.

God is extra close to the brokenhearted. The time when our spirits are crushed is also a time of salvation.